Leslie Winston's "Intersex Figures in Modern Japanese Literature and Art" is now available to read online! This book explores how artists used metaphors of non-heteronormative bodies and sexualities to resist authoritative dicta. Start reading: buff.ly/rsEMKUk

Congratulations to Brian F. Wright on winning the Book Award in Pop Music for "The Bastard Instrument"!🎉🎉🎉 Grab a copy of the award-winning book here: press.umich.edu/Books/T/The-Ba…

Are you in the Chicago area? Katherine Alexander will be speaking about her book "Teaching and Transformation in Popular Confucian Literature of the Late Qing" in two weeks! Find the details at semcoop.com/event/east-asi…

Check out this book talk for Katia Arfara's new book "Curating the Commons" happening at The New School! It's happening on Nov. 4th, so RSVP now: buff.ly/yKzljXP

Get a preview of the new book "Unsettling Catan" in this Q&A with author J. Rey Lee! Read what inspired him to write about Catan and what it was like to write the first book in a new Tabletop Series: press.umich.edu/Blog/2025/11/Q…

We’re always working to improve discoverability of our titles. Recently, we added Homosaurus subjects to our site to help readers more easily find our LGBTQ+ studies books. Learn more in our #LGBTQHistoryMonth blog post: press.umich.edu/Blog/2025/10...

"Publishing Beyond the Market: Open Access, Care, and the Commons" Open access, #OA, book - well worth taking a look at | University of Michigan Press | Samuel Moore | buff.ly/RJHftbS

There is a new Brief Instructional Guide! "Beyond Plagiarism" by Kenny Harsch & Betsy Gilliland outlines how to teach students to properly cite sources rather than stumbling into plagiarism. Find it at doi.org/10.3998/mpub.1…

The first book in the Tabletop Games series is now available! Start reading "Unsettling Catan" by J. Rey Lee at doi.org/10.3998/mpub.1…

Are you in the NYC area? Check out this book talk for Katia Arfara's new book "Curating the Commons" at NYU on Wednesday! RSVP here: buff.ly/bOxPJHS

Great seeing the book in the wild! Every book is a result of many intellectual encounters and at the same time a deeply solitary work. Its form is now static, and yet it only starts the conversation. An information technology unaltered by the digital sphere.

Excited for this excellent volume on vice presidents from University of Michigan Press edited by Karine Prémont and Christopher Devine! Justin Vaughn (Coastal Carolina University) and I contributed a chapter on scholarly assessments of vice presidential greatness.

Many thanks to those who stopped by our #Charleston2025 vendor showcase! We were busy as squirrels talking with everyone about the ebook collections and distribution services that Michigan Publishings offers. Learn more: publishing.umich.edu. #OpenAccess #chsconf2025 Charleston Hub

Heading to the AMS-SMT conference? Stop by to say hi to our editor Sara Jo Cohen and grab some swag! Also get 40% off all music studies titles with code UMAMS25 here: buff.ly/7dEautN

Celebrate the 2025 ASTR conference with code UMASTR25 for 40% off! Stop by our table in the exhibit hall to browse our Theater & Performance Studies titles and order here: buff.ly/HDM1Ri7

We had an University of Michigan Press author stop by our Association for Political Theory exhibit. Below is Matthew Benjamin Cole with his book, Fear the Future. #APT2025

"Publishing Beyond the Market: Open Access, Care, and the Commons" Open access, #OA, book - well worth taking a look at | University of Michigan Press | Samuel Moore | buff.ly/RJHftbS

📚 It's #UPWeek and MSU Press is proud to join the Big Ten Open Books initiative in partnership with the Big Ten Academic Alliance presses and libraries to unlock critical scholarly collections for open access. 🌍 🔗 to read more, please visit: msupress.org/blog/2025/11/1…